Book · Nicomachean Ethics
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Author: Aristotle
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Our view will soon be cleared on these points when we have
ascertained what is properly the object-matter of Friendship: for
it is thought that not everything indiscriminately, but some
peculiar matter alone, is the object of this affection; that is
to say, what is good, or pleasurable, or useful. Now it would
seem that that is useful through which accrues any good or
pleasure, and so the objects of Friendship, as absolute Ends, are
the good and the pleasurable.
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